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The Famous Aberdeen - Season 2022/23


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56 minutes ago, Bob Mahelp said:

Aberdeen's wage to turnover ratio is well within acceptable limits. It's pretty much the same as both Hearts and Hibs, as I understand it (or at least it certainly was a season or 2 ago). 

Aberdeen pay higher wages because we have a bigger turnover than both Hearts and Hibs. 

 

We shouldn’t have a higher turnover.

Hearts season ticket take up as an awful lot bigger than the Dons.

Just shows what a useless gang they are down Gorgie way. 

 

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7 minutes ago, Merkland Red said:

We make a lot more money from corporate than both of them though.

There’s plenty money in Edinburgh too though. Just highlights how well the Dons do and how not so well the Jambos do away from just ticket sales.

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6 hours ago, d31 said:

Cool story that one. He won't be signing a new contract unless Hibs do something stupid like make him their best paid player in the last 20 years

Well he’s signed a new deal and he’s definitely not our best paid player in the last 20 years. Better luck next time.

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Any chance the 500k release fee was only if Hibs didn't offer him a better deal when a bid was received? Looks like we've just done him and his agent a favour and cost Hibs a bit more money.

Did anybody really think the 500k bid was a genuine attempt to sign him?

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42 minutes ago, Merkland Red said:

We make a lot more money from corporate than both of them though.

I wonder how much we can rely on that going forward.  A lot of it must be oil sector.  The industry is not a great shape.  You used to look for the oil price bouncing back but with the sentiment against new development and a government in bed with the Greens it's not so simple any more.

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18 minutes ago, DrewDon said:

David Brent on Twitter: "Hardly sold any. "Good! Didn't want it to, next!"  http://t.co/97Er2YWaOR"

Good! Didn't want Martin Boyle to sign. Next!

'Aberdeen said the offer was £500,000 but what was it really?'

'Roughly?  £42,000.'

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52 minutes ago, Zing. said:

Well he’s signed a new deal and he’s definitely not our best paid player in the last 20 years. Better luck next time.

He'll be on a fair whack now so fair play to him.

 

47 minutes ago, SDG2 said:

 

 


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34 minutes ago, The Grass Is Greener. said:

:lol:

The Dons have been played here. We'll go hide in the corner now.

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26 minutes ago, Game of throw-ins said:

I wonder how much we can rely on that going forward.  A lot of it must be oil sector.  The industry is not a great shape.  You used to look for the oil price bouncing back but with the sentiment against new development and a government in bed with the Greens it's not so simple any more.

It's an easy way for companies to write off some tax.

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